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Hello there! Since I consider my arrangements original performances of these works, I'm afraid that I don't give out the MIDI files. In all honesty, without my libraries, plugins and template within Cubase, it would not perform for you the way it's rendered here. Sorry!!

Ah! Apologies for the delay in responding - we had some significant flooding issues in my hometown, and I've been offline for a few days. I use Cubase 12 Professional for my work, and the scrolling is just watching the Track View while the piece plays through. Happy to answer any other questions you might have, and thanks for listening! :-)

Thank you kindly! I feel like I've grown a great deal in the past two years, and was considering re-releasing it. What do you think?

@@RockOmellette I'd say DO it! 😃

Congrats on that amazing achievement! And thanks also for your works of encouragement, as well - you keep going too! 🙂

Hello there! I simply use the Event view within Cubase, selecting all the instrument tracks and coloring the note events by instrument (woodwinds are orange, brass are yellow, percussion are light blue, string sections are dark green). Then I maximize the window and capture the screen as it plays back. I use video editing software to attach the audio mixdown to the screen capture, and upload! Hope you stick around and enjoy more! :-)

Thank you so much for the kind words!! I hope you browse around the channel and find more to your liking! In fact, I have a new piece dropping tomorrow! :)

@@RockOmellette I will look for it for sure! Thank you for letting me know.

First of all, thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you taking the time to listen and enjoy!! I don't use any pre-existing MIDI files to create my performances -- everything you see on my channel I recorded myself, track by track, using Cubase 12 Pro as my DAW of choice. Sorry!!!

You're welcome -- and thank YOU for watching!! I hope you stay and enjoy everything that this channel has to offer -- and more is coming soon!

Thanks so much -- and yes, it's a lovely piece for a festive time of the year! I remember hearing it for the first time as a little kid on my first visit to hear the Boston Pops. It's stuck in my mind ever since!

Thank you for these wonderfully kind words! The Royal Albert Hall Organ instrument really sings here... :)

Thank you kindly! I was nervous how the High C would resonate, but the Hollywood Choirs VST is more than up to the task! :-) As I go through "The Symphonic Journey", there will be at least 2 symphonies that have choral parts within them. Can't wait to tackle that!

So glad you enjoyed it! One of the reasons why I have been working to do choral music here is because of the love I had for the times I sang in choirs over the years! I'll have more choral music coming during my "Year of the Symphony" efforts in the coming year -- though not necessarily in Latin! Hope you enjoy that, as well! :)

Thank you! Very kind words indeed! I've heard some performances execute an accelerando at the point you mention, but I've heard just as many performances that did not. For me, the decision came down to the fact that there is no accel. marked in the score at that point, and none of the marked up scores I found in the NY Phil digital archives did either. But that's the beauty of works like these! Each interpretation is unique and valuable! Thanks so much for listening, and I hope you find more you can enjoy, as well! :)

Thank you so much - I'm glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully there's more here you like! :)

Hello there! I'm not sure what the Cubase file will give to you, as it's referencing all of my sample libraries, which are not part of the Cubase stock plugins. In addition, I consider this an original performance. Much of the hard work in executing this performance is in the recording of the individual tracks, as well as the mixing and mastering process. Can I ask what purpose you have for obtaining the file?

Thank you so much! Please feel free to stay and subscribe to hear more! I upload as often as I can! :-)

First off, I sincerely apologize ahead of time if I have translated your comment poorly! I appreciate the kind words!! The music does feel like a journey through one's imagination about the astrological meanings behind the planets and their symbols! As for what software libraries I used, they are listed in the description, along with links to their respective websites. I didn't use any synthesized sounds, just samples and sample modelled instruments. I hope you stay and find more to enjoy! :-)

Thank you so much for subscribing! I'll be uploading the conclusion of Beethoven's 6th after my holiday specials, and I hope you find more to enjoy while waiting! :-)

The sheet music itself is not, but my performance is my own. Why - do you wish to use it for something?

Thank you so much! I hope you find more that you enjoy! Any suggestions would be most welcome, as well!

Thank you so much! That's exactly what I was hoping for! :-)

Thanks! I do need to be better at the "talking" portion, as well as how I structure the video shots, but appreciate the encouragement!

Thanks so much! Already working on the second movement -- stay tuned!

Thanks again! Really, truly appreciate the kind words! I'm going to put together a tutorial about WordBuilder, eventually. Right now I'm just trying to get my scenes right in OBS, haha! I'll walk through my template first, and get to WordBuilder when I start walking through the libraries within it, in detail. :-)

@@RockOmellette good luck with that!

Thanks a lot! I sincerely appreciate the complement -- and I'm starting to check out your channel as well. Really liked the visual representation on your most recent video, the duet from Die Zauberflote. What software was that, if I may ask?

Thank you so much! I just started checking out your channel, and really love what you've done with the video aspects! Also, Coco is awesome! :-)

​@@RockOmellette Thank you too! i've been nosing around your channel and I'm in awe at the amount of effort you've put into it...and the amazing quality of your results. Proper performances. Stunning. (I still can't quite get along with piano roll though!). Coco, regrettably, *was* awesome and we still miss the old chap dearly 🙂

I hear you - our furry child Calvin is getting up there, as well. And again, really appreciate the support! I'll give your channel a proper listen as well - Symphonic Poem #6 is playing right now!

That's just how AI art I created rendered the faces. They're just blurry, not anything more than that.

Hello and thanks for listening! I don't work from a straight MIDI file -- every piece I do is recorded by me as a Cubase 12 Project file, which uses MIDI to interface with the virtual instruments I've collected over the years. As for other sacred songs, yes - I've got a "Sacred Music" playlist, which as of this reply has 14 videos within it! Hope you enjoy! :-)

Great question! It took me a while to figure it out too, but for Cubase 12 you select all the instrument/MIDI tracks (whichever ones hold the actual note data), and double click to bring up the Event Editor view. All the selected tracks should be there, which will allow you to change how they are presented, in terms of colors (Velocity, Channel, or Part - etc.). Good luck!

@@RockOmellette thank you for telling , oh just let me try to find that in fl studio

Good luck! I'd never used FL Studio, so would love to know if you can figure it out!

You're right! I linked to a video from the Early Music Sources channel in my description that goes into detail about that very history. It's fascinating, honestly -- all due to an accidental transcription error, most likely by none other than Mendelssohn himself. Thanks for listening! :-)

Sorry you feel that way! I hope there's something else here that you like! :-)

Thank you so much for listening! Love to see people from all over the world enjoying classical music! :-)

Thank you! The choices I've made are inspired not only by recordings of Karl Richter and Marie Claire Alain, as mentioned in the description, but also my very first piano teacher was also an organist for a church with a tremendous Casavante organ, and we'd talked about this piece years ago, and how it's as much theatrical as it is musical. I also think a lot of organists view this piece as the organ equivalent to "Stairway to Heaven" -- everyone knows it and asks for it, so some get tired of playing it. And, since it's not terribly difficult for even an average performer, they can blaze through it. But I love it! It's not perfect, but it's fun! Thanks again for listening!!!

Interesting! I'm not familiar with that software at all -- I mean, I've heard of it but I've never used it, ever. Not sure if anyone has tried to perform this piece with it. If you have a link, please share! :-)

@@RockOmellette ua-cam.com/video/7ZuifUTOdcU/v-deo.htmlsi=03jj8nDL8TEWcmR2 Ended up finding a full version but it’s using noteperformer 3 and not noteperformer 4.

Oh thanks! I'll check it out!

Thanks for listening!

Thank you! I'm partial to the sixth movement myself - the build up to that glissando is just immense!

Funny you should say that! I'm actually working on the script of the first in a series of tutorials/tips videos to walk through my template and my process! Stay tuned!!! :-)

Wonderful news. Hope to watch that video soon.

Thank you so much for your support! I hope you enjoy what's to come! :-)

You are very kind! I was a music student Iconducting) many years ago, but right now this is just my hobby. Not that I wouldn't mind being able to monetize these videos in the future, hehe... Thank you so much for your support! There will be a lot more music coming, along with a tutorial/tips series that I'm starting to prepare. Hope you stick around for that! :-)

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Thank you so much for listening, and for the feedback! I hope you stick around and enjoy not just what's already on the channel, but also what's coming! :-)

Thanks a lot!!! Sincerely appreciate the time you took to listen and provide feedback. I hope I can continue to provide more for you to enjoy! :-)

Hi there, and thanks for listening! At this time, I'm not releasing the Cubase Project Files for any of my performances, for two reasons: one, they aren't straight MIDI files, so unless you have Cubase 12 Pro, and all the sample libraries I've collected over the years, they really won't help you. Secondly, my long term plan is to continue to refine these performances as my skills and software improve, so there's going to be subsequent versions of these in the years to come. I have considered releasing pure MIDI mixdowns for others to play with as a membership perk in the future, but I'm nowhere close to being able to set that up yet. Soon though, I hope! Thanks again for listening, and I hope you stick around for more! A Halloween special is next, followed by the first in what I hope will be a collection of some of the greatest symphonies ever written!

Hi there! Sorry, but I don't sell anything related to these performances, nor do I work with, or render out a plain MIDI file to create them. All my work is done within Cubase, using MIDI to control virtual instruments, so even if I did offer the project file, it wouldn't help anyone without all the libraries I have accumulated over the years. Thanks for listening, though! Hopefully you're inspired to create your own performances!

Thank you so much! I appreciate you taking the time to listen! Hope you stay and enjoy more! :-)

My favorite part is about a minute later, when the French Horns come in with the counter-melody at triple forte! Thanks for listening! :-)

Hello there! First, let me thank you for the kind words! I appreciate your feedback, and hope you find other pieces to your liking, as well! As for the midi file, I don't use a straight .mid file, but rather my own Cubase project, where I record each instrument by hand, editing the controller parameters as needed. So, unless you have Cubase 12 pro, and the libraries I also have (the list is in the description), it won't really work for you. As for releasing the individual tracks in a rendered state, that's something I'd consider in the future, but at this time I'm afraid I can't. There's a possibility that in the near future I'll do some shorts and tutorial videos where you will hear excerpts of various pieces as examples, but fully rendered individual tracks won't be released at this time, I'm sorry!

Hello there! First off, thanks for listening - I appreciate the very kind words! As for the piano roll, that combined track view is as close as I can come to it in Cubase. What you see there are each note, color-coded by instrument group. Woodwinds are orange, Brass are yellow, percussion light blue, strings green (darker for sections, lighter for solo), and harp is pink. Were you asking for the keyboard alongside that track crawl? I've edited it out as I find it's distracting to look at while the crawl goes by.